Jaclyn left a Phalaenopsis outside at 35°F; leaves turned soft, mushy, wrinkled. Expert: Phalaenopsis need >55°F. Damp cold = root rot. Leaves will likely fall. If they don't, that's positive. Keep mix dry and warm—no water. Repotting in dry mix might eventually help. Recovery hope is slim.
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